Sentence examples for systems in existence from inspiring English sources

There are already many such geolocation systems in existence, of course — notably latitude and longitude and G.P.S. coördinates — but they don't lend themselves to printing on a business card or sending in a text message, as mapcodes do.

But Berners-Lee didn't invent hypertext – Ted Nelson did in 1963 and there were lots of hypertext systems in existence long before Berners-Lee started thinking about the web.

Palm's WebOS is the best mobile operating system in existence, in our humble opinion.

The two also created the Dartmouth Time Sharing System, which is pretty much the basis for every multi-user operating system in existence.

One system, in existence for more than 40 years, provides contribution limits and disclosure requirements for federal candidates and political parties spending money in federal elections.

Thus the definition was reformulated so as to consider a double planet system in existence if its barycenter lay outside both bodies for a majority of the system's orbital period.

Cloud computing systems represent one of the most complex computing systems currently in existence.

By the end of the Carboniferous, most landforms characteristic of modern fluvial systems were in existence.

Fiscal constraints indicate that next-generation computer generated forces (CGF) models will be used to support a wide range of missions, unifying — and replacing — a variety of CGF systems currently in existence.

Part of this consultation should assess what systems are in existence.

These include gaps in theoretical coverage (e.g. coverage of external influences on system performance, the need to delineate system boundaries), as well as practical utility (e.g. support for navigating through and combining the various sociotechnical systems methods in existence, the importance of studies of the reliability and validity of the methods).